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Louisiana Black Bear
In Louisiana, black bear baby and mother are relocated sometimes as hunting is a threat for them.
Many females with cubs have been moved from den sites in the north to the middle of the state in hopes of reconnecting coastal and northern populations. The effort is recognized as one of the most successful endangered species recovery efforts in the nation.
In Louisiana, black bear baby and mother are relocated sometimes as hunting is a threat for them.
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Louisiana Black Bear -
baby, hunting
The population of these animals is very little in that state, about 200-400 individuals; so all kinds of hunting and trading in body parts are illegal. The relocation is part of an ongoing program to reintroduce these animals to their historic habitat. In Louisiana, black bear baby and mother are relocated sometimes as hunting is a threat for them.
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